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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-05
MINERS REORGANIAE.

Pennsylvania Divided into Three
New SuD-DisJricts.
PITrsBURG, PA, Jan. 4.-The miners
convention in session here dissolved their
old organization to-day and tomorrow
will reorgaSze into suD-distrIcts Nos. 4,
5 and 6 Of National District Assembly
Na~-l25, Knights OF Labor. Sub-distrIct
K.s.Nill comprise.all the miners In tho
: 8 sgiQplss Il sfrea TO an Eastern mar
NOfallroad mines shipping to
Western market and No. g.
miners OF the Monongahela and
rivers down 10 the mouth
tne Kanawha and the mines on the
river. The miners have here
I to rore had separate organizations, but In
future will act IN unison. The Mononga-
hela miners want an advance OF wages,
and steps will be taken toward securing
an increase at the convention. The dele
gates are conservative, and are desirous
o. settling all matters OF dispute between
the operators and themselves In an annie"
able matter.
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D,Auma,e TO he Forgiven.

PARIS, Jan. 4.-The French Academy
has resolved to petition the government
TO revoke the decree eXpelling the Duo
d'Aumae on the ground that he has
proved mis- patriotism by mis- gift to France
of the Chantillv estates. A favorable re-
oily is expected.
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A Firht with smugpIers.

.NUEvA LAREDO, MEX, Jan. A des-
perate fight took place Yesterday between
the Guards Rut ales ana about hfty smue-
gers from the American side conveying Y
about $4,000 worth of goods into the In.
terror. The finale was ten dead SNUG.
glers and three guards, with the goods in
the hands Of the authorities.
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AUSTKIN,S PLAN.
n New SobraDie and Acceptance OF
Prince Nicholas Advocated.

4NlCliOhAS 4NNN'NN'(N'
VIENNA, Jan. 4.-Russia has suggested
as basis for the negotiations between
the Signatorles to the Berlin treaty for a
settlement OF the Bulgarian question that
the Bulgarian regents resign; that new
Sobranje be elected for Bulgaria only;
tnaJ two Xankotlites be admitted into the
Bulgarian Cabinet: that Prince Nicholas
of Mingrelia be proposed TO the new So
branje for the Bulgarian rulership, and
that an ordinary provincial assembly be
convoked for Roumella.
ZANKOFF's MOVEMENT.
SOPHIA, Jan, An. Xankotf is making
overtures to the Regents Tor the formation
of a coalition government on "A common
basis of opposition to the candidacy of
Prince Nicholas of Mingrelia. His . ac-
tion is supposed to be a diplomatic move
on the part OF Russia so as to concede to
the Zankoffites what it refuses the Re-
gents.
ZANKOFF INVITED TO CONsTANTIN oPLE
CoNSTANTINoPLE, Jan. 4-The Porte
has Invited NJ. ZankOti 10 COnsGantinople
to explain the situation in Bulgaria.
THE ENJOYS AT HATFIELD.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-The Bulgarian dele
gates went tn Hatfield and paid Lord
Salisbury a short unofficial visit to-day.
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Two Killed by an Explos ion

(ks..-s1ZfTE, IND, Jan. Am Elwood
|xkt,1Says the boiler in the mill at that
&kxploded at 8 O'clock this morning,
3t)htly killing Engineer Del Lyst and
<<$er Joseph Reid. Several houses In
6e vicinity were wrecked. The mill was
battered widely.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-05
$4,000 FOR sAVANN All.
The BeggarIy sum Which Congress
PROPOSES for This Harbor.

Proposes for This Harbor.
WAsHGNAoN, Jan. AIN the river
and narborahill which will be reporte d to
the House in few days, Savannah gets
$4,000 and Charleston $l50,000. The plan
OF the committee was To cut kS.estimates
down - per cent. In alsxSsS No new
work is appropriated for l6se the esti-
mates under the surveys ordered In the
bill Of last session have not been per.
factpd
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A Pnner susnends.

MOBILE, ALA, Jan, 4.--The Daily
Morning Telegram, which was started
here Aug. ID last, and which has been
Ipecuniarily embarrassed for some time,
snspendcd pllANcation tonight.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-05
TARIFF REFORM.
The Childish Scheme of the Radi-
calls in the House.

calls in the House. <yu~u
WASHINGTON, jan. 4.-on Mo Az
next the Republicans~will introdux xA'
the House bill cutting down the sugar
duty 30 per cent, and repeating the tax
on tobacco and on distilled spirits used in
the arts. 1t is simply intended, they ex-
plain, as an expression OF opinion. OF
course, 1t can come TO nothing. 1t is SIM
ply a sop to the Republicans who want
revauup reduction,
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Thirtv-Seven Miners KiIIed.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 4.-ThIrty-seven per-
sons were killed by an explosion in the
Mons coal pit to-day.
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Viscount Gross Not TO Resign.

NIStUIIIIt NIU7s 4FVN NV HsU-I@U'
LONDON, Jan. 4.-ViscOunt Cross, Sec
retary of State for India, authorizes the
press to deny that be intends to resign.
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TERRA FIRMA STILL > HAKY
One Shock at Charleston and Two
mt Summerville.

One Shock at Charleston aud Two
mt SummervilIe.
CHARLESTON. 8. g., Jan. 4.-There was
a sharp shock OF earthquake here at 6:47
O'Clock this morning, and two sharper
shocks at Summerville at 6:40 and 1850
O'Clock. No injury resulted.
The tremOrs produced no alarm or un-
easiness. The day has been quiet since
and Reither Business nor pleasure has
been interrupted. The only feeling is one
OF ANNOYANCE that there should be any
terrestrial cOmmOtion after 80 long a rest.
No damage was done beyond that to u
house reported this morning and that
was exaggerated.
- there was a lively e.
s-.rla1A ..ipsG sound ab6
Ming about halt 4
Az EllefSyu'there was quite a shock
about O'Clock, making sashes and other
moveables rattle and accompanied by the
usual roar.
AT Oakleys tho most pronounced. -
since Nov. occurred at 6;4j o'cloSvUDyhis
morning.
At Blackville there was distinct
shock OF earthquake az 6:45 O'CLOCK this
morning.
At Sumter there was pronounced
shock at $500 O'Clock this morning.
SHOCKS IN MARYLAND.
WESTMINSTER, MD, Jan. 4.-Strange
noises and house shaking similar TO tho 5e
noted Yesterday were again experienced
al II 80 last night and this morning be-
tween and 3 O'Clock. The gu It's at the
M0ntour House and Anchor hotel were
disturbed. Since the earthquake has be-
come talked about persons are telling of
what they heard or experienced, and it
seems that shocks begun Sunday and
nave since continued at intervals.
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NIERCURY,S FALL.
Fiorida's Orange Crop Escapes In.
jury at All important Points.

Fiorida's Orange Crop Escapes In.
jury at All important Points.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. The cold
wave from the northwest reached Florida
Sunday. Yesterday the temperature fell
to u IN the early morning and this morn
Ing still lower temperature was reached.
Here at Jacksonville the thermometer
recorded % degs. Dispatches from the in
terror OF the State show that it was not so
cold at other ponts. At Sanford 1t was
%. at Delano 80 and at Ocala and Gaines
vile 25. The weather Is now rapidly
moderating. The only damage reported
is TO few oranges in exposed places in
the northern part OF the State. No harm
was done the fruit in the grunge region
proper, and the trees OF course are un-
hurt The bulk of the orange crop has
been shipped or housed.
The few oranges yet remaining on the
trees about here and in the northern couu-
ties were slightly frozen and the leaves
somewhat curled. Very young garden
truck in exposed places was Killed. Inc
latest advices from the orange belt IN the
Z ninsula tonight relieve all anxiety as
to serious damage. Telegfams from all
sections OF the orange belt may be sum-
married as follows:
Inc LDeIIllDlltltI IhHkfN tbp WY
from "a down TO 26, according 10 the To-
cality and exposure. In some few local
tiles where badly exposed oranges we're
slightly injured. The extreme new growth
OF trees is nIpped with frost, and may be
killed, but old trees are not hurt. Spe-
cia s from Titusylle, Tampa, Orlando,
Sanford, Ocala, Citra and Lees burg say
the frost did no serious damage. Oranges
and trees are Lot perceptlbly injured:
Green vegetation is very slightly injured
In exposed sections. The cold snap had
the effect OF considerably frightening
growers. though, and many baye been
hastily gathering their crop. The weather
is moderating slightly Tonight,
SHOWING IN LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-Specials from
Arcadia, Farmeryille and Minden reRAt
the heaviest snow storm ever expcrieX k9
at those places. The snow mas been Erx
Ing since noon and is now 4 incheGx2&<
The prospects are that there W.
foot OF snow by WQrRiRgA
y!s;s:s Ss:S assisAaF:' ns
sxz[l-&3g RACES POSTPONED.
sf5e races announced Tor to-day were
postponed until Thursday on account Of
cold weather. The entries will stand.
AT ZERO AT WINCHESTER.
WtNruuaTRp Va Ian Al ntanaalv
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nestrid ridahis.ss~ssap--

HestrIc AtIIy -,
LONDON. Jan. 4.%Ns. SNr
posed in 1894 on the tXs
American cattle on the T6&s
removed.
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OCoNoMOwoc.-& Jan. A pas
~ 1lllIIll1EsS 'Sia ySsa a. Pss,iGs Ps"f%s's :

OF ice laboreTs and instantly killed three
persons and fatally injured several others.
Bert Mcconnell, a young man OF this city,
and an Old gentleman named Anderson
and his SON were instantly Killed.
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NILS RED WITH BLOOD.
SCORE OF LIVES LOST IN A
hS CRASH IN OHIO.
Express Train Running Sixty Mnet

- Express Train Running Stxtv Miles
&sfSH our Plunges into q Freight-The e
sE4orrOr the Result of the Criminal Risk
Run by the Conductor of the Freight
The Victims Roasted to Death Before
the Eyes of Those EsCaped-Frightfu
Accidents Elsewhere.
TIFFIN, o., Jal. 4.-The fast train on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, which
left New York about 9 o'c lock yesterday
morning for Chicago. with five coaches
|a5kd four sleepers, all we'll filed with
a. s&engers, colllded with an eastern
9 Ght train seven miles east OF
~ cut O'Clock this morning.
Ias sksutfifty minutes late
at the rate of sixty
|assing Republic, small
Ash they rushed along to
west of that town, wnen
gineer saw freight train
dway within 100 yards of
We applied the brakes and
i1t il did good
.SryIa 70 =
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-From a num-
ber OF dispatches from Western points 1t
is gathered that Express Messenger W.
Scott Price, OF Wheeling, william
Frederick, Of w ashington, areman OF the
express, and +. G. BARLEY, Of Washing
ton, were among the killed. The tOta/
number ofpassengers was sixty-fve. The
smoker was entirely consumed, and all
the passengers in IL were killed. All the
mail and express matter was destroyed.
Tae number OF bodies taken from the
wreck Is variously stated at eight, ten
Detroit, who, with his wife, was passen.
ger on the wrecked train, was inter-
viewed at Toledo at noon. He said that
at 2:l5 O'Clock this morning he
was awakened by being thrown
violently from his berth. The train
consisted OF an engine, baggage ear, one
coach and two sleepers. The train cDl-
lided with an east-bound freight which
had got stalled "A mile west Of Republic
and eight miles east of Tifiin. The two
engines we're utterly wrecked.
TWO CARS INTO ONE.
The coach was telesooped into the bag
gage car 80 completely that the two cars
were crushed into the space OF one. The
two sleepers did not leave the track. The
telescoped cars caught fire from stove,
and the passengers, living and dead, i'm
prisODed In the shattered wreck, were
soon consumed. The engineer and fire.
man of the freight u ain leaped and saved
themselves before the collision. The en-
gineer OF the express, named Eastman,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-21
0. P. N0RTHRUP & co.
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Jennie Blair, of Parsons, is in
town this week on q visit to her
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Cummings.
Hon. E. D. Lacy, of Allen, is dill
gently at work on the Prcie raid
claims, and is meeting with much en-
couragement.-Con Commonwealth.
Mr.. VIM. Dean of Barbersville. Ind,
came out last week and is making ar
engagements for bringing out his fami'
~ and locating in the spring. The
advance guard Of our spring immigra-
ton il already in sight.
Mr.. J. H. Spicer, of Geneva, was in
town Wednesday aud made the REGIS
TER a pleasant call. He tells us that
Mrs. Lobaugh, q widow living near
him. had her house burned on Tuesday
together with considerable furniture
and clothing. The loss will probably
be 500 orS6OO, partly insured.
Judge Talcott received visit this
week from his father, Of Valparaiso.
Ind. Mr.. Talcott is u years OF age, yet
he edits and manages daily paper,
the Porter County vidette, working
steadily from early morning tilllate at
night. He says he enjoys the work and
sees no reason why he should give 1t
up. He returns home to-day.
Mr.. George Franz, with his brother
and family, and Mr.. John Drackert all
of Holgate, Ohio, arrived here the first
of the week and will become perma-
nent residents Of Allen county, having
farms in Geneva township. One of the
first things they did was to order two
copies of the REGISTER sent to "the
folks" back east. They are old friends
of II. Klaumann. with whom they are
stopping for the present.
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HoREHOUND NOT A NEW
DISCOVERY.

Or. Ward states: H0fehOund has
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CURED RHEUMATISM.

Mr.. w. X. Powers, 1898 Thomas st.
Louis. states: Billiards. Snow Linz
ment cured him of a case Of Chronic
Rheumatism, OF four years standing.
He goes on to say: "FOr ) years 1 SUI
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lived through years Of misery q thou
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LIffHl LIFT

List of letters remaining in the post
office at lola, Kas., Jan. q, 1887.
Blodgett Minnie HOsenberger Mary
Blodgett Chas 4 Rose Ira
Cooley ID Z Sttce John
Ellis GF z Ike Jacob
Roseuberger Lizzie Lake Alice
ToWler Willis, care OF Richardson.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say "advertised''
and give date Of advertisement.
J. E. IRELAND, P. NJ.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS

J. A. Christy vs.. S. K. h. r., judg-
ment that plaintiff recover Sl2' and
costs of defendant.
H. Pratt vs.. T. w. Ellis, Alex
and Francis Herring, judgment fol
plaintiff vs.. defendant Ellis for 81 ,7:i.
State vs.. Benz. Howater, verdict Of
guilty.
]. NJ. Davis vs.. D. A. Marvin, yer.
dict for plaintiff for $45 and costs.
Walter Stafford vs.. st. L., Fit. s. 4
w. X. r. Co., judgment for plaintiff
vs. defendant for 80 cents.
Walter Croaker vs. 9. X. R'y. Co.
Jury disagreed.
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NOTICE.

After February LIST the business OF
the firm of Patterson Brothers will be
conducted in the name of S. H. Pat
tsrson 4 Co. All persons owing the
above firm must call and settle either
by cash or note on or before that date.
Those having accounts against the
firm will please present them for set
Element Immediately.
5. H. PATTERSON.
Mrs. E. A. PATTERSON.
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NOTICE.

Those having business with the
Trustee of lola township are notified
that l will be found at Cowan &
Marsh's grocery store in lola on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday Of each
week. Twill also be in town as much
oftener as business requires az 1 do
not intend to neglect my duties because
I live in the country.
w. r. BARNETT. Trustee.
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SCHOOL REPORTS.

SCHOOL 3x1OB1S.
Report of Lagrande School for the
month ending December 81, 1886:
Number Of pupils enrolled 81, average
daily attendance A, number of pupils
neither absent nor tardy s, cases OF
tardiness 81, visitors 8. Names Of pu-
pills neither absent nor tardy: Olive
and George Burris, Earl and Guy
vandegrift, James and John Dew esse,
William Myers and Clyde Canatsey.
YERNICE FERGUSON, Teacher.
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FARMERS COLUMN.

Notices under this head will be in ssrtei one
week free of charge for all subscribers to the
REGISTER, Any such excepting those regular
ly engaged in the nlerchantiie business, having
eli 10 make use OF this column')
Job Cutter, 8 miles northeast Of Moran mas
. span Of 3-year-od mare mules Tor safe
II. Tallentire, miles northeast Of Moran >
has a span Of young maaes To sell.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS, ALLkS COUNTY, S.
la the District Court Of Allen County, ksasa, l.
Ben Ross, Plaintiff,

Reese Crsyens and Lou Cravens, Defts-
DY VIRTUE Of an execution =. me directe,!
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PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
Will be given to a capable and reliable
lady canvasser residing in this place.
No investment required. Goods sell
all the year round. References neces-
ary. Write TO ]. B. HURLING Co
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AUCII0U

F. NJ. Adams, lola, Kansas, cries
sales in Alien and adjoining counties.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay
Charges II per cent. Correspondence
promptly answered.
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CnIAP HoNIY.

Bowlus has any amount OF money
that he can loan on real estate security
at lower rates than can be had any
where else.
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ANu.T0BAcC0.

Ed. Register: Your last issue con-
tanned a notice to the effect that there
were some arrangements pending to
locate cigar factory at this place.
Now 1 appeal to mothers and rightly
thinking fathers and all Others who
have the welfare of humanity at heart;
shall such q project be encouraged: 1t
is the next thing to distillery in our
midst. While we do not hope to re-
form the old topper, we hope to save
some of the youth. So our hopes lie
not in retaining those who use the
vile and poisonous weed, but what
shall our Bands of Hope, Anti-Tobacco
societies and badges, and all our home
and schoolroom teachings amount to,
if Law abiding citizens favor such q
scheme. We certainly have no room
here for a cigar factory. LEAD US not
into temptation, but deliver US from
evil" A MOTHER.
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in counties, Of moaies received from
railroad taxation.
In talking with lady for whom she
was washing the other day, saline
the colored washer woman said that
the bad weather Of the rAst two or
three weeks had kept her from wash
ing as much "a usual and that she
"ju.t couldr't get enough to eat.' II
don't mind the big ones fnssin' for
something to eat" she said. "but do
hate TO hear the little ones cryin' for
bread" It seems to N that this 10
case in which charity would not be
out of place. The woman ID industri-
Gus, is willing to work all the time and
at anything, but she has . large fami-
" and in tbs best of times they have
barely enough. while it is easy to see
that when bad times come they must
suffer unless helped. They ought to
be helped. Little children ought not
to cry for bread In Kansas.
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WOOD FOR NIE.

lam clearing up some of my timber
land and have large quantity of poles
and cord wood to sell cheap.
av. WIN. DAVIS, Carlyle.
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There will be . Public Examination
of Teachers of Allen county in the
school building at lola on Saturday.
Jan. 18th commencing at eight O'Clock
a. m, MARY E. CHAMBKRLAIN,
County Sup't.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-21

Headache, bilious disorders and con-
situation are cured by st. Patrick's
Pills. They are the most pleasant and
most effectual physic in use.
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NOTICE.

All parties indebted to me pleas
cali and settle at once.
GEo. DAVIES